Sam asks, "What's your favorite emoji?"
Thinking face.
Jesus Christ.
Thinking face.
Was that you thinking about what your favorite emoji is or your favorite emoji?
Actually my favorite emoji.
The single emoji that I use most commonly is the upside down smiley face, because I find it's the best way to get people not to take whatever you said in a way that they're gonna get all upset about it when you didn't want them to.
So I use that one a lot to lighten the tone.
I just get confused when I see that, Jim.
I have no idea what that actually fucking means.
It means whatever you want it to mean.
Or are you Spanish secretly and you have to put an upside down one at the start of the sentence and then right way up one at the end of the sentence [laughs]?
That's a fabulous idea, and I'm probably going to do that now.
But, but no, it, it just means this is silly.
Don't take it too seriously.
But my favorite is actually a combination of three emojis, the flagon of beer, the guy in the cowboy hat, and the thumbs up.
You put those in the right order from left to right, and you've got the, the little cowboy guy holding out a beer in one hand and giving you a thumbs up in the other, and I enjoy that.
[laughs]
That's fun.
What I use the most is probably smiley face, but I like the one sucking through the teeth.
You know, the [inhales] oh.
Grimace.
Yeah.
I think I either use the shrug one or the sweat smile one the most.
Now, see, the shrug one sucks.
Sam asks, "What's your favorite emoji?"
Thinking face.
Jesus Christ.
Thinking face.
Was that you thinking about what your favorite emoji is or your favorite emoji?
Actually my favorite emoji.
The single emoji that I use most commonly is the upside down smiley face, because I find it's the best way to get people not to take whatever you said in a way that they're gonna get all upset about it when you didn't want them to.
So I use that one a lot to lighten the tone.
I just get confused when I see that, Jim.
I have no idea what that actually fucking means.
It means whatever you want it to mean.
Or are you Spanish secretly and you have to put an upside down one at the start of the sentence and then right way up one at the end of the sentence [laughs]?
That's a fabulous idea, and I'm probably going to do that now.
But, but no, it, it just means this is silly.
Don't take it too seriously.
But my favorite is actually a combination of three emojis, the flagon of beer, the guy in the cowboy hat, and the thumbs up.
You put those in the right order from left to right, and you've got the, the little cowboy guy holding out a beer in one hand and giving you a thumbs up in the other, and I enjoy that.
[laughs]
That's fun.
What I use the most is probably smiley face, but I like the one sucking through the teeth.
You know, the [inhales] oh.
Grimace.
Yeah.
I think I either use the shrug one or the sweat smile one the most.
Now, see, the shrug one sucks.
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